Mumbai court orders FIR against Kangana Ranaut for creating religious disharmony

The Bandra magistrate court issued the order responding to a petition against the 33-year-old Bollywood actor and her sister Rangoli Chandel, reported media.

The court directed Mumbai police to register a case against the actor and her sister, manager Rangoli Chandel for spreading religious disharmony through their tweets and interviews, said a TOI report.

Reacting to the FIR order, the actor tweeted: "Who all are fasting on Navratris? Pictures clicked from today’s celebrations as I am also fasting, meanwhile another FIR filed against me, Pappu sena in Maharashtra seems to be obsessing over me, don’t miss me so much I will be there soon Red heart#Navratri"

In a battery of tweets, Kangana had reacted to the news of a man beheaded in Paris and wrote, “Hindus lives don’t matter, west till this date makes movies on 5-6 millions Jews genocide, so it’s not repeated, through the slavery of hundreds years do we know how many Hindus were killed? 100 times more than Jews in WW2, but no movies on Hindu genocide #parisbeheading.”

"I get really baffled a religion so intolerant to criticism and scrutiny absolutely male centric does not worship women, animals, plants or environment yet in today’s times it’s the fastest growing religion and also gets defended by the intellectuals, How come ???”

“A teacher is beheaded for a caricature, we can only imagine what those invaders must have done to our people during invasion, in today’s digital age with education and exposure they act like demons what they must have done to Bharat when they were Nomads?